Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-09
LOCAL eREWTlES.

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etiest of her sister, Mrs. u. q. Webb.
Miss Jennie Forrest of this city. Is the
s,r-t of Miss lrena Baker, al lTtsns--.
:, An excursion fs0m Sandusky over tlg
EB.S W. passed thnmgh 10 the Hone
tat- Rerning. .r-... .-.l --. .
Two hundred and forty people, ipiled
cents head. .r- ..r.r -... .,.. e.,
4 big excursion passed throngh in the
rain from points along the Bee Line going
to the Home. .,.-,.. , ..
Mrs. Samuel f. Fay and Miss Lucy Fay
have gone, IA visits to frirud- 81 cincin-
nati and Louisville. ..an.'a
Miss Fannie Cartstaufer, of London,
stopped in the city few hours today, III
her way to Chautauqua -. ~~
Mr.. .. p. Anderson, the popular travel
Ing passenger agent, has been advanced u
the position Of excursion agent.
Officer Hughes went 10 Cleveland this
,serning on business. Officer Fnsnaes has
been detailed to the depot beat. -
Mr.. Jacob f. Glenn. Of the Engine snd
Thrsshsr company, is confined Ia his hOlne
on Chestnut avenue with malaria. -,.t
Councilman McKenns and J. }. McCar-
thy. of Springfield. were guests of Captain
J. J. Mccarthy yssterday.-l'rbans chi
an. .'~.'...-.' a
I ka this tnnrntnV
fog Dayton were Mr.. b. tiarrettson and
family and Miss May Bogsrdus, all of
Kentop. l.... ..,,ll ". e. -
Miss Grace Hamilton. Of London, O.. and
t1GSs Florence Hamilton. of West Rnsn, y
VI. are the guests of Mrs. W. II. Rasan, of
of south Limestone street.
I. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Drsysr and family,
OF north Mechanic street, went TO New
Carlisle today to spend Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Holweger. -....-..s ,
/ q, The funeral services of Robert Barnes
will be held at the house of his father. on
tI.agonda avenue. on Sunday at a3::30 p nj. |.
-ronducted by Rev. Robert Quaife. BE-.
/ Miss Nellie C. Keeyer, an attractive
J Young lady of Lebanon. Ohio. Is visiting 10
! the city. the guest OF her cousin: Ms
Patterson, ia west Pleasant street.
I The subject of discourse at Central NJ T.
chnreh tomorrow evening will be THE
/ Value II Humane Life in Contrast with
/ Modern Fourth Of July Amusements,
/ MI A. W. Robinson, Of 81 north Plum
street, purchased the "orrhestrone" meli-
/ tened yesterday, from X. +. Brandon 4
20, and made present of 1t to his wife,
f. A large number of people and the Big
!, Six Band will probably go to Dayton 10
! morrow to attend the Camp of the -Thit-
tenth Regiment. of which the Champion
. City Guards is Co. A. Id
There will be no interruption Of the sun
! day night worship ia the St Paul N, 7.
church ttiriug the summer months. but The
eRdsaSsr will be u have them especially
| Interesting and inviting. .''i 90
Some miscreant stole "Doagh" and
, daisy" the two valuable bini-dogs bs-
| longing 10 the Palace saloon, . night Or
! two ago. Tough" returned last night,
I but ''Daisy- is still missing. - .- ''s'.'
Mrs, Frank {. Nichols and her danshtsr
Miss Mabel, of Cincinnati, who are on, their
Nay to, Denver, Colorado, to take uh their
residence, are the guests of Mr-and Mrs.
g. n. Nichols ever Sunday. e. rY,Gr,ie
Constable Vanderburg has reInTed
his family to Urbana, where he has = good
position in the United States Rolling Mills.
He, gets his REPUBIIC every night and
would not miss II, he says, for anything.
T The fmersi services of Robert 2. Barnes
will he held u the rssidence Of his parents,
tgs9, Lagonda avenue, at $50 p. m:s, sun
day, conducted by Rev. Robert Qusife. In
terhent at Ferncliff. Friends invited.
Mr.. Tom johnson. the wealthy farmer
living between Enon and Osborn. who was
recently operated upon by DIR. Russell for
'strangulated hernia, is in . greatly i'm
proved condition, and witt probably fe-